NEW DELHI, Apr 16: The Supreme Court collegium has recommended 51 names for appointment as judges in 10 high courts in the country. The collegium headed by Chief Justice of India J S Khehar cleared the names after finalising the memorandum of procedure, MoP, for the appointment of judges.

The 51 names were cleared by the collegium by trimming a list of 90 names received from the various high court collegiums.

Of the 51, twenty are judicial officers and 31 are advocates. The collegium has recommended the names for the high courts of Bombay, Punjab and Haryana, Patna, Hyderabad (for the states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh), Delhi and Chhattisgarh.

The high courts of Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Guwahati and Sikkim are also expected to get judges if the Centre agrees with the apex court collegium's recommendations.

SRINAGAR, Apr 16: PCC chief G A Mir today strongly condemned the beating of dozens of college students in Pulwama and killing of a youth in security forces firing at Batamaloo yesterday.
In a statement, Mir claimed that chief minister Mehbooba Mufti was acting as a silent spectator to such incidents.
“It is very unfortunate indeed. The security forces should not have entered into college premises to beat the students. What message they wanted to convey to the people. Such type of action by p